Got my first set of winter tires ordered from Tire Rack
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Same brand...different models. The 195's are Dunlop wintersport M3's, and the 205's are Dunlop wintersport 3D's. Both sets have less than 2000 miles on them.
I really can't tell a difference. Either way - both sets are amazing! I could see it making a noticible difference if going 30-40mm, like 195's to 225s, but from 195 to 205 is such a small change.
I also noticed that these tires are much narrower than normal 195 or 205 summer/all season tires to begin with.
I really can't tell a difference. Either way - both sets are amazing! I could see it making a noticible difference if going 30-40mm, like 195's to 225s, but from 195 to 205 is such a small change.
I also noticed that these tires are much narrower than normal 195 or 205 summer/all season tires to begin with.
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Yeah, snow tires usually by default already have a narrower tread width for a given size.
As Kris mentioned, the time which it's most noticeable is deep/heavier snow and slush. With light fluffy snow I probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference either. (and of course on ice and packed snow there'd be no noticeable difference)
As Kris mentioned, the time which it's most noticeable is deep/heavier snow and slush. With light fluffy snow I probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference either. (and of course on ice and packed snow there'd be no noticeable difference)
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the other Blizzaks and other brand studless snows perform better. The Revo is better than any all-season,but you need to drive another car equipt like your with different snow tires to tell the difference. The WS-60 or LM22 is a much better tire.
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